Today I'm feeling generous and for this #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy quiz I show you these easy peasy road signs to guess

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Another #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy post, a 1969 road sign I invite you all to guess...

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Fot my bestie @researchbuzz and everyone else who wants to participate at today's #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy quiz here is the road sign to guess

For today's #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy toot here are two road signs introduced by the Public Works Ministry circular letter n. 1357 of 07 May 1985. They're used when there is a low clearance underpass or in a level crossing of a railway with aerial electric cables and they indicate the height limit (in the examples it's 4,20 metres). This roadsign is still in use with a different graphic

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For today's #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy Toot we have a 1959 road sign that it's still been used in some motorways despite being superseded in 1992. This road sign indicates the use of lanes in a four -lane road: the lane on the left is only for overtaking, the central lane is ì for normal transit and the right lane is the shoulder @researchbuzz

Another #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy toot for you. This roadsign was introduced by the Public Works Ministry circular letter 1515/1981 and I wanna see if you get what it means

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This time this #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy toot should be easier to guess, with a little hint: look at the colour

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Another #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy for you all
#CoSoNauts to guess. A little hint I can give you is the kind of road sign, a road marker sign.

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A fresh toot about #CoSoRoadSigns of 🇮🇹. What do you think these two roadsigns mean?

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#CoSoRoadSigns of Italy, ep. 2

What do you all think this road sign mean? A little hint, it's a priority road sign

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Another #CoSoRoadSigns of Italy episode. This roadsign is a flyover/overpass marker sign where on the top there is the road identifier (in the example the A91 Roma-Fiumicimo motorway) and on the bottom the number of the flyover/overpass (in the example overpass/flyover number 6). This road sign has been introduced by the Public Works Ministry directive n. 1156 of 28 Feb 1997 after the phenomenon of throwing objects from overpasses/flyovers

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#CoSoRoadSigns of Italy. What do you think this couple of Italian road signs means? I'll tell you if you're correct or wrong

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